Leave social networks at home:"Attention friends and acquaintances: Please stop sending me invitations to join your electronic social networks. I know Plaxo, Friendster, Tickle and other networking tools help you remember my address and phone number, but I'd prefer you hand-write them in your little black book. At least the data will belong to you alone and won't be shared with the world.
It seems not a week passes that I don't get an invitation to join one of these social networks. So, being the skeptic that I am, I did a bit of research about them. What I found scared the heck out of me, and it's enough to give a corporate privacy officer heart palpitations. ..."
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Friday, September 17, 2004
Column: Leave social networks at home
Linda Musthaler's column in NetworkWorldFusion discusses the privacy aspects of social network software such as friendster, plaxo and the like:
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